Sentence examples for penalty exposure from inspiring English sources

In these types of situations, a good disclosure strategy may be available, and it may be possible to minimize both civil and criminal penalty exposure.

I enjoyed Penalty and also Exposure, which is one for teens rather than 9+, I'd say.

(In men's professional hockey in North America, fighting results in a five-minute penalty and extensive exposure on TV sports news programs).

"David Gale" could easily be taken as an attack on anti-death-penalty activists — an exposure of the lengths they will go to make a point.

The EPA's limit for protecting against all health effects of noise is a 24-hour average 55 dBA, weighted with a penalty for nighttime exposures to account for the special impact of disrupted sleep.

The model is elegant in the sense that it does a good job of trying to map the midterm penalty and how much exposure the majority party has, in a minimalistic fashion.

"There are so many problems with the death penalty that are gaining exposure, to want to restart executions at this time seems like the opposite of what we ought to be doing," she said.

Nevertheless, a lower binding affinity is predicted for this sequence, possibly due to the assessment of energetic penalty for the solvent exposure of the trimethylene chain formed by Cβ, Cγ and Cδ atoms in the side chain of the P1 Arg.

But investors have not been made fully aware of the risks of early redemption (which invokes unpredictable penalties), or of their exposure to the insurance firm itself.

For example, New York law does not define whether criminal penalties apply to HIV exposure, however courts there in at least two cases have considered HIV a "deadly weapon" in assault cases [ 27].

For now, compliance is voluntary, and the only penalty for violation is public exposure by human rights groups and journalists.